Chapter 417: Corey’s Challenge (5)
Qin Jiran saw this and although he initially had a bit of an impulse to accept the challenge, it now turned into a warm smile. Yanyi trusted him so much, and it felt really good.
"It doesn’t count if there’s no comparison. I don’t believe he’s stronger than me. Hey, brother-in-law, you’re not afraid to accept the challenge, are you? Hiding behind a woman is not a good habit; it’s very embarrassing!" Corey was quite annoyed, feeling that Su Yanyi was unreasonably biased, which truly saddened him. However, he felt he couldn’t outtalk Su Yanyi, so he directly approached Qin Jiran.
"Alright, let’s watch the match first." Qin Jiran wanted to say something but was stopped by Su Yanyi again, who pulled his hand and directed her gaze towards the stage. The preparation time was over, and the match between Violent Rabbit and Black Tiger had begun.
"Ah, the match?" It was only then that Corey looked towards the stage, and as he watched, he realized that the woman up there seemed very familiar. Wasn’t she one of Su Yanyi’s bodyguards? He didn’t expect her to be competing on stage as well.
"How much did you bet?" Corey asked with great interest. In reality, the stakes here had nothing to do with him. The wins and losses were calculated based on the proportion of each bet, which means that the one million US Dollars for the winning contestant also came from the bets, and he was just providing the venue. Of course, he would also select some strong contestants to participate in the event, which could earn money and provide entertainment.
Su Yanyi looked towards Kangaroo. Here, all of Yanyi and Jiran’s expenses were covered by the old master, and as the logistics manager, Kangaroo was in charge of all expenditures and costs.
"The young lady said to bet as I see fit, so I bet a million." All expenses on the ship were calculated in US Dollars, and the audience’s bets were also roughly between one hundred thousand and two million US Dollars. After all, there were many fights here, and betting too little was no fun, but not everyone could afford to bet too much either.